Your Ultimate Guide to Egyptian Arabic.
A few weeks ago, Cairo had the “Golden Parade.” The purpose was to transfer a bunch of mummies in preparation of opening the new Cairo Museum. That got us to thinking: ancient Egypt was interesting, and ancient Egyptians were even
Ramadan in Egypt is pretty cool. Talking about Ramadan in Egyptian Arabic is also pretty cool. 🙂 That’s what you’ll learn in today’s post: everything you need to talk about Ramadan in Egyptian Arabic, from the most important words to
Today we’re covering luck in Egyptian Arabic. Last month was Saint Patrick’s Day. This got us thinking about all the ways luck plays a part in life. If you think you’re lucky to be studying Egyptian Arabic in Cairo…then this
Knowing how to argue in Egyptian Arabic is useful. It let’s you bargain, talk about football, and generally express your opinion about Egyptian culture. But how do you do it? Today we’re showing you how! 🙂 Let’s get started. Argue
Today we are talking about how to say “ok” in Egyptian Arabic. But more specifically….10 different ways to do it! Below you’ll find 10 examples of OK in Egyptian Arabic, as well as some example phrases in action. Let’s get
Sadly, it is now time to break up in Egyptian Arabic. 🙁 So far you’ve learned how to flirt and go on a date in Egyptian Arabic. This time it’s serious. Today is our third and final post in our
Today is part two of our three part series “Love in Egypt.” Last week we showed you how to flirt in Egyptian Arabic. We hope you were successful. 🙂 Now today, you’ll learn how to actually go on a date
Knowing how to shop in Egyptian Arabic is important. You will save money, avoid getting ripped off, and be able to ask questions about exactly what you want. And today’s post will help you do all three! Today, Cleo Lingo
The word moomkin is basically like the secret sauce of Egyptian Arabic. Nobody really knows what it is, but everybody knows that it makes Egyptian Arabic delicious. Ok, maybe not the best analogy, but just go with it. We have
There’s a lot of different ways to say goodbye in Egyptian Arabic. And it’s a great skill to have, too! It sounds more polite, makes you sound more naturally fluent, and allows you to exit conversations without awkward nods. Definitely
